Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Reynolds, Mrs. Ina Speech 1 Ross, Miss Sharon English Runberg, Miss Connie English Sanford, Mrs. Diane English Sledge, Mrs. Elizabeth English Sfoul, Miss Marilyn English Walker, Miss Vickie English Williams, Mrs. Jean English Wilson, Mrs. Mary English Young, Mrs. Roberto English

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King, Miss Patti English Layne, Mrs. Hazel Comparative Novels, English Mathieson, Mrs. Margaret English Maye, Mrs. Rosalie English Montioy, Mrs. Karen English Moore, Mrs. Kaye English Ortloff, Mrs. Cleta English Pogue, Mrs. Lolo English Rauhut, Mrs. Gail English Languages ol' expression They told us ideas were Important, but so was the Expression of them. Some of them introduced Us to grease paint and Stage lights, Others showed us Paper and pencil. The rest showed us the Expressiveness of the Human voice. Sometimes it was frustrating, Most of the time A Rewarding. 'ff I M 1 xs. Dfw ,. -s , ..-f Af L- Y. ff 'sun' 'Q ? W .s.........,..... f , as., :?? ?66M A ' lt's not my fault you flunked, Mr. C. Machann, English gives an assigi . .sknfrlf W ' Miss S. Alexander, English

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274 Foreign fascination n They tried to show us the Fascination of languages from far away. They were understanding Of our awkwardness, And tried to reassure us when The grammar was too complex. Sometimes we thought they -spoke too fast. And their tests were terrifying - But they made us more aware of Another place and way. Casas, Mrs. Paula Spanish Cook, Mrs. Beverly Latin Crooke, Miss Karen Spanish Gillette, Mrs. Sharon German Mrs. D. Nizza, Spanish teacher, is amused at the class's pronunciation. Mr. E. Hernandez, Spanish teacher, leads the class in recito